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Sequence Rendering
So I have two hd formats that I need to put into the same sequence. However if I put the first format in and have the sequence setting match it, the other format I cut in takes a long time to render on my macbook. Is there a way around this so that I don’t have to render either? It is a huge time waster and makes cutting for me a nightmare. I’d appreciate any tips thanks!
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[david reichelt] ” Is there a way around this so that I don’t have to render either? “
Yes. Convert the second format to match the first.
Shane
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Thank you very much for the help sir. I am unfamiliar with the exact process of converting this way, could you tell me exactly how to do it?
I’m tinkering around at the moment with that but haven’t figured out how to do it from your description yet. -
Ok I figured out an easy way to convert. I don’t know what method you were thinking of but I just put everything in my sequence I’m going to cut up and exported then brought it back in so that it’s all the same. I still have to render to initially put one format in the sequence though but it is a solution so far.
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Well, what formats are we talking about here?
One way would be with COMPRESSOR…the ADVANCED FORMAT CONVERSIONS. Another would be the Media Manager and the RECOMPRESS option. But unless I know what formats you are working with, I can’t say for sure.
Shane
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